France triumph in topsy-turvy match to leave Australia winless on autumn tour
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- France secured a 48-33 victory over Australia in a thrilling match at the Stade de France, concluding the Wallabies' autumn tour winless for the first time in 67 years. The match showcased a mix of attacking brilliance and lapses in discipline from both teams, with France scoring seven tries to end their November campaign on a high note.
- This victory is significant for France as it reinforces their status as a formidable rugby nation, particularly ahead of the 2027 Rugby World Cup, where they will be hosting. The win also serves as a fitting farewell for coach Joe Schmidt, who faced criticism during the tour.
- The match reflects ongoing challenges for the Wallabies, who have struggled to maintain consistency in their performances, marking a disappointing chapter in their history. Meanwhile, France's ability to capitalize on opportunities highlights their potential as a leading team in international rugby, setting the stage for future competitions.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System

